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Annex to Minutes 22.2.17 , Item 5. PDF 109 KB ANNEX STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS DISTRICT COUNCIL ANNEX REFERRED TO IN THE MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON 22ND FEBRUARY 2017 SETTING THE COUNCIL TAX FOR 2017/18 RESOLVED - That the following amounts be now calculated by the Council in accordance with Sections 31A and 31B of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (as amended by the Localism Act 2011): (a) £33,412,069 being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council estimates for the items set out in Section 31A (2) of the Act. (Gross Expenditure on General Fund Services, Special District Expenses and Parish Precepts) (b) £27,243,770 being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council estimates for the items set out in Section 31A (3) of the Act. (Gross Income including External Financing and the Use of Reserves) (c) £6,168,299 being the amount by which the aggregate at (a) above exceeds the aggregate at (b) above calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 31A (4) of the Act as its Council Tax requirement for the year (Amount to be Funded from Council Tax) (d) £188.46 being the amount at (c) above divided by the tax base, calculated by the Council, in accordance with Section 31 (B) of the Act, as the basic amount of its Council Tax for the year. (Average Local Council Tax) (e) Appendix B being Council Tax for the SMDC District divided by the tax base plus the Parish Precept and any amounts of special items relating to dwellings in those parts of the Council’s area divided the local tax base. (Band D Charges for each Parish) (f) Appendix C being the amounts given by multiplying the amount at (e) above by the number which, in the proportion applicable to dwellings listed in a particular valuation band divided by the number which in that proportion is applicable to dwellings listed in valuation band D, calculated by the Council as the amounts to be taken into account for the year in respect of categories of dwellings listed in different valuation bands (Charges for all Bands) (g) Appendix D being the aggregate of the local charges in (f) above and the amounts levied by major precepting authorities. (Total Council Tax charge for each Band in each Parish) APPENDIX B Local Council Tax at Band D – 2017/18 Parish £ Alstonefield 191.77 Alton 171.64 Bagnall 164.04 Biddulph 195.67 Blore 161.17 Bradnop 153.21 Brown Edge 166.68 Butterton 189.25 Caverswall 166.69 Cheadle 208.88 Checkley 182.34 Cheddleton 173.93 Consall 158.15 Cotton 189.93 Dilhorne 163.31 Draycott 166.26 Endon 163.33 Farley 176.36 Fawfieldhead 185.54 Forsbrook 167.58 Grindon 168.98 Heathylee 153.44 Heaton 154.68 Hollinsclough 151.33 Horton 155.89 Ilam 161.69 Ipstones 177.45 Kingsley 176.61 Leek 213.18 Leekfrith 151.67 Longnor 188.38 Longsdon 158.20 Oakamoor 168.50 Onecote 171.73 Quarnford 155.74 Rushton 156.06 Sheen 153.53 Tittesworth 161.66 Warslow 180.28 Waterhouses 179.56 Werrington 179.13 Wetton 181.31 Whiston 169.66 APPENDIX C Local Council Tax All Bands – 2017/18 BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND Parish A B C D E F G H £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Alstonefield 127.85 149.15 170.46 191.77 234.39 277.00 319.62 383.54 Alton 114.43 133.49 152.57 171.64 209.79 247.92 286.07 343.28 Bagnall 109.36 127.58 145.81 164.04 200.50 236.95 273.40 328.08 Biddulph 130.45 152.18 173.92 195.67 239.16 282.63 326.12 391.34 Blore 107.45 125.35 143.26 161.17 196.99 232.80 268.62 322.34 Bradnop 102.14 119.16 136.18 153.21 187.26 221.30 255.35 306.42 Brown Edge 111.12 129.64 148.16 166.68 203.72 240.76 277.80 333.36 Butterton 126.17 147.19 168.22 189.25 231.31 273.36 315.42 378.50 Caverswall 111.13 129.64 148.17 166.69 203.74 240.77 277.82 333.38 Cheadle 139.26 162.46 185.67 208.88 255.30 301.71 348.14 417.76 Checkley 121.56 141.82 162.08 182.34 222.86 263.38 303.90 364.68 Cheddleton 115.96 135.27 154.60 173.93 212.59 251.23 289.89 347.86 Consall 105.44 123.00 140.58 158.15 193.30 228.44 263.59 316.30 Cotton 126.62 147.72 168.82 189.93 232.14 274.34 316.55 379.86 Dilhorne 108.88 127.01 145.16 163.31 199.61 235.89 272.19 326.62 Draycott 110.84 129.31 147.78 166.26 203.21 240.15 277.10 332.52 Endon 108.89 127.03 145.18 163.33 199.63 235.92 272.22 326.66 Farley 117.58 137.16 156.76 176.36 215.56 254.74 293.94 352.72 Fawfieldhead 123.70 144.30 164.92 185.54 226.78 268.00 309.24 371.08 Forsbrook 111.72 130.34 148.96 167.58 204.82 242.06 279.30 335.16 Grindon 112.66 131.42 150.20 168.98 206.54 244.08 281.64 337.96 Heathylee 102.30 119.34 136.39 153.44 187.54 221.63 255.74 306.88 Heaton 103.12 120.30 137.49 154.68 189.06 223.43 257.80 309.36 Hollinsclough 100.89 117.70 134.51 151.33 184.96 218.59 252.22 302.66 Horton 103.93 121.24 138.57 155.89 190.54 225.17 259.82 311.78 Ilam 107.80 125.75 143.72 161.69 197.63 233.55 269.49 323.38 Ipstones 118.30 138.01 157.73 177.45 216.89 256.32 295.75 354.90 Kingsley 117.74 137.36 156.98 176.61 215.86 255.10 294.35 353.22 Leek 142.12 165.80 189.49 213.18 260.56 307.93 355.30 426.36 Leekfrith 101.12 117.96 134.82 151.67 185.38 219.08 252.79 303.34 Longnor 125.59 146.51 167.45 188.38 230.25 272.10 313.97 376.76 Longsdon 105.47 123.04 140.62 158.20 193.36 228.51 263.67 316.40 Oakamoor 112.34 131.05 149.78 168.50 205.95 243.39 280.84 337.00 Onecote 114.49 133.56 152.65 171.73 209.90 248.05 286.22 343.46 Quarnford 103.83 121.13 138.43 155.74 190.35 224.96 259.57 311.48 Rushton 104.04 121.38 138.72 156.06 190.74 225.42 260.10 312.12 Sheen 102.36 119.41 136.47 153.53 187.65 221.76 255.89 307.06 Tittesworth 107.78 125.73 143.70 161.66 197.59 233.51 269.44 323.32 Warslow 120.19 140.21 160.25 180.28 220.35 260.40 300.47 360.56 Waterhouses 119.71 139.65 159.61 179.56 219.47 259.36 299.27 359.12 Werrington 119.42 139.32 159.22 179.13 218.94 258.74 298.55 358.26 Wetton 120.88 141.01 161.16 181.31 221.61 261.89 302.19 362.62 Whiston 113.11 131.95 150.81 169.66 207.37 245.06 282.77 339.32 APPENDIX D Total Council Tax – 2017/18 BAND Parish BAND A BAND B BAND C BAND D BAND E BAND F BAND H G £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Alstonefield 1,058.02 1,234.36 1,410.69 1,587.03 1,939.70 2,292.38 2,645.05 3,174.06 Alton 1,044.60 1,218.70 1,392.80 1,566.90 1,915.10 2,263.30 2,611.50 3,133.80 Bagnall 1,039.53 1,212.79 1,386.04 1,559.30 1,905.81 2,252.33 2,598.83 3,118.60 Biddulph 1,060.62 1,237.39 1,414.15 1,590.93 1,944.47 2,298.01 2,651.55 3,181.86 Blore 1,037.62 1,210.56 1,383.49 1,556.43 1,902.30 2,248.18 2,594.05 3,112.86 Bradnop 1,032.31 1,204.37 1,376.41 1,548.47 1,892.57 2,236.68 2,580.78 3,096.94 Brown Edge 1,041.29 1,214.85 1,388.39 1,561.94 1,909.03 2,256.14 2,603.23 3,123.88 Butterton 1,056.34 1,232.40 1,408.45 1,584.51 1,936.62 2,288.74 2,640.85 3,169.02 Caverswall 1,041.30 1,214.85 1,388.40 1,561.95 1,909.05 2,256.15 2,603.25 3,123.90 Cheadle 1,069.43 1,247.67 1,425.90 1,604.14 1,960.61 2,317.09 2,673.57 3,208.28 Checkley 1,051.73 1,227.03 1,402.31 1,577.60 1,928.17 2,278.76 2,629.33 3,155.20 Cheddleton 1,046.13 1,220.48 1,394.83 1,569.19 1,917.90 2,266.61 2,615.32 3,138.38 Consall 1,035.61 1,208.21 1,380.81 1,553.41 1,898.61 2,243.82 2,589.02 3,106.82 Cotton 1,056.79 1,232.93 1,409.05 1,585.19 1,937.45 2,289.72 2,641.98 3,170.38 Dilhorne 1,039.05 1,212.22 1,385.39 1,558.57 1,904.92 2,251.27 2,597.62 3,117.14 Draycott 1,041.01 1,214.52 1,388.01 1,561.52 1,908.52 2,255.53 2,602.53 3,123.04 Endon 1,039.06 1,212.24 1,385.41 1,558.59 1,904.94 2,251.30 2,597.65 3,117.18 Farley 1,047.75 1,222.37 1,396.99 1,571.62 1,920.87 2,270.12 2,619.37 3,143.24 Fawfieldhead 1,053.87 1,229.51 1,405.15 1,580.80 1,932.09 2,283.38 2,634.67 3,161.60 Forsbrook 1,041.89 1,215.55 1,389.19 1,562.84 1,910.13 2,257.44 2,604.73 3,125.68 Grindon 1,042.83 1,216.63 1,390.43 1,564.24 1,911.85 2,259.46 2,607.07 3,128.48 Heathylee 1,032.47 1,204.55 1,376.62 1,548.70 1,892.85 2,237.01 2,581.17 3,097.40 Heaton 1,033.29 1,205.51 1,377.72 1,549.94 1,894.37 2,238.81 2,583.23 3,099.88 Hollinsclough 1,031.06 1,202.91 1,374.74 1,546.59 1,890.27 2,233.97 2,577.65 3,093.18 Horton 1,034.10 1,206.45 1,378.80 1,551.15 1,895.85 2,240.55 2,585.25 3,102.30 Ilam 1,037.97 1,210.96 1,383.95 1,556.95 1,902.94 2,248.93 2,594.92 3,113.90 Ipstones 1,048.47 1,223.22 1,397.96 1,572.71 1,922.20 2,271.70 2,621.18 3,145.42 Kingsley 1,047.91 1,222.57 1,397.21 1,571.87 1,921.17 2,270.48 2,619.78 3,143.74 Leek 1,072.29 1,251.01 1,429.72 1,608.44 1,965.87 2,323.31 2,680.73 3,216.88 Leekfrith 1,031.29 1,203.17 1,375.05 1,546.93 1,890.69 2,234.46 2,578.22 3,093.86 Longnor 1,055.76 1,231.72 1,407.68 1,583.64 1,935.56 2,287.48 2,639.40 3,167.28 Longsdon 1,035.64 1,208.25 1,380.85 1,553.46 1,898.67 2,243.89 2,589.10 3,106.92 Oakamoor 1,042.51 1,216.26 1,390.01 1,563.76 1,911.26 2,258.77 2,606.27 3,127.52 Onecote 1,044.66 1,218.77 1,392.88 1,566.99 1,915.21 2,263.43 2,611.65 3,133.98 Quarnford 1,034.00 1,206.34 1,378.66 1,551.00 1,895.66 2,240.34 2,585.00 3,102.00 Rushton 1,034.21 1,206.59 1,378.95 1,551.32 1,896.05 2,240.80 2,585.53 3,102.64 Sheen 1,032.53 1,204.62 1,376.70 1,548.79 1,892.96 2,237.14 2,581.32 3,097.58 Tittesworth 1,037.95 1,210.94 1,383.93 1,556.92 1,902.90 2,248.89 2,594.87 3,113.84 Warslow 1,050.36 1,225.42 1,400.48 1,575.54 1,925.66 2,275.78 2,625.90 3,151.08 Waterhouses 1,049.88 1,224.86 1,399.84 1,574.82 1,924.78 2,274.74 2,624.70 3,149.64 Werrington 1,049.59 1,224.53 1,399.45 1,574.39 1,924.25 2,274.12 2,623.98 3,148.78 Wetton 1,051.05 1,226.22 1,401.39 1,576.57 1,926.92 2,277.27 2,627.62 3,153.14 Whiston 1,043.28 1,217.16 1,391.04 1,564.92 1,912.68 2,260.44 2,608.20 3,129.84.
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